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Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
EDITION
Atssmpted Criminal Assault.

QUEEN ANNE's, Nd, August IT,
Alexander Moses, . cslored youth, Is
years old, WAS today lodged in Denton
jail by Constable r. Kemp Williams,
charged with having attempted Grim.
inal assault upon Mrs. Henrietta Doty,
wife Of Ephraim Doty, . farmer, living
near Greensboro, Oar oline County. The
offense was com mltted at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Mrs. Doty was In the
back yard washing, when the negro
crept MP from behind and dealt her o
blow on the back of the head with .
stout club, infiictirg an ugly though
not serious wound. Mrs. Doty ran to.
ward the kitchen door.
Her assailant tried to detain her, but
she eluded bis grasp, gained the inside
and bolted the door. She then got her
husbands plstol aEd opened fire upon
the negro, who beat hAsty retreat and
escaped unipj ared. Mrs. Doty gave the
alarm, and several neigh bors began .
hunt for Moses, who lives with . Ger
man named Simon, on an adjoining
farm. He WAS arrested Is he WAS abo1t
TO 60 to the held for his afternoon q
work. He WAS taken to Mrs. Doty' q
house and was identified by that lady
- her Assailant. He was then tAk On
Oy Sherin Curry before Justice Chris
tian, ut Greensboro, who committed
him to jail. He will be given . hearing
to.aorroW.
Tho Sun correspondent visited Moses
ct the jail this afternoon. He stoutly
denies the assault, and declares that ht
does not know Mrs. Doty, and va,
never ut the house until taken there BY
his captors to-day. He has been In thil
vicinity only q few months, having
come from near Dover, Del. He is Of
small stature, and has repulsivs coun
tonaDce. Mis-. Doty is about 30 year
old, and has three small children. Hel
husband owns the email farm on whict
they live, but is away for much Of tn,
time. He is employed on the dred gipf
machine that is deepening the river be
tween Denton and Greens boro'. TIL,
affair has caused some el element, an(
there were threats Of lynching.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
The Continental Club.

The Continental Club, which is being
formed in this city, now numbers be-
tween forty and fifty memberp, and the
books for the reception Of new names
Will be kept open until Septemb Der lat,
after which no more will be admitted.
The object OF this Is to give the captain
an opportunity to have men thoroughly
drilled before the centennial parades
about the middle of next month, which
will take place In Philadelphi and this
city, in both Of which they expect to
participate. The club will be semi
military, aud will parade in full dress
Continental uniform. 1t Is the inten
tion TO make the organization pe,ms-
nent. There will be meeting this
evening at the hall on Fourth street, be-
low Walnut. TO which all who are in
terested are in vited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Tho Camp meetings.

READING, Aug. l7.-To day brin gs
the Joanna Heights camp meeting 10 8
close. Te services were unusually in
teresting and enthusiastic. The 6
O'CLOCK prayer mest!ng this morning
was led by President Cummirs o, Phil
adelphia. The 20 experience meetin 2
at the stand was in charge Of Rev, j
Potts, and was well attended. The
sermon at ~ a. 10. Was preached by
Rev. l. M. Gable. Rev. G. Reed Of
Mount Nebo preached the closing ser
mon this sfteraoou. II was very prac.
tical and intersgting.
Many tents are already rented for
| next year, ;he rent being paid in at.
vance Tue closing exercises this even.
ing were kept up until near midnight.
! All the divlnes present pr ached short
ssrInons. At the conclusion a grand
walk around took place. The reverend
gentlemen s.oOd all tn row and the
immense crowd paesei by, shaking
hshds, amid TOO suuats of I'D bless
you; nay we meet In heaven IL not
aRsin on earth" and amid lond halle.
| inJ Ahs the ciIap cloaed. 1t was a sue.
ceSsiul affair snd considerable money
was reaiiz7d. Tue management de.
nourco Tho atrest OF their gate keeper
40 0D o'ti0x-I huI q ttSU OF tue case Will
be made In court to see whether 1t ia IL.
legal TO take gate money on the Lords
day for zach purposes.
PITMAN GROVE, August 1.-THE
camp meeting at this place will close
Tomorrow evening. and on Friday.
after the Womsn's Christian Temper.
ance Union and South Jersey niss!ona
~ eopie get through, there will be no
more neeiuae, religious or other wise.
Mr. Updearaff preached his farewell
sermon thts morning He left in the
afternoon for Ohio, to bs present q. the
Quarterly Msettns of Friends there on
S"trrasF. Rev. q. F. Walker, d
promineht Presbyterian divine from
Msrtin's Ferry, Oaio, preached 10 the
a'ternooh. The sudieIuts at both were
fully Thousand.
Tae collection taken IN yesterday AZ.
terncon Tor the benefi. of the destitute
ana am .cted fatally OF Mr.. JsnpeY. the
miss onary froto E.st IGdia, whose W ite
Is lying at the point of death st the
Grove, resulted In pure of over q
| hundred dollars.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Woman's Courage.

In COURAGE the ordinary voma,
greatly outstrips the ordinary man.
Whether It be reckless, unconscious or
sublime, the element Of personal cour.
age that Affects ct at the intrusion OF
. mouse knows no fear In the face Of a
real danger. A lady who would NOT
venture from her rural front door alone
was often met abroad leading . three.
year.old child By the hand. When
asked IL she considered the Infants
presence . protection, abe answered :
I'm measure, yes; for when am
alone feel that have no right to be
away, and would run from q shadow.
but If were attacked with this child |
would defend 1t to the last" Some
persons will account for this on material
theories. But the lady was not related
to the child, and was unmarried.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
FIFTH Conn
ThA L..

&C., ,cHArswoarH y, D'e6upi
SrSs W.sct ming usi IN. the blame s1s. =: I I
IRON from shs Coroner S,u ,or before I'd
Sfs. %s.on decided ~ a to c.tsssis,., tasis, ssl i.
Sa, SEanis, before rss.sI,, S,sy, and ~
sons ,Ss s.ti Of the jurors rvasss s,s 3! . "
,ps vs, conduct cs,its Of Mason son not ss. '.s
ths Gs' f'as sa'isd ss ca early wsda.s,ssss,s sssss
slow to censurs si sscti,. osha
I'm until they ksoU, v,'uo iolsn.
Ennis. 's'Veo from iul
s, The jury thi, mo,,,. |
T,v,ded Th,s. d, on the r.tups tp.'aI aI 9 ,,.,a NJ
and the farmers Sb,s ,O,tsss| st1
wsnea wan ted to practically sN sla ~,
,mSsnagement ma Of ths ,s ,S.i eias3 70
s,ssnt the accident due to .,'t tbs ,osa a "
anisobediencs ens Of O.unseI,sS' mol seI,s'sls.]
three iu'ors-ha,duvssa,...an. sa..a. 4
grocer Oicz and grain 1i.Sn s..i.s !.
we're inclined to de.I Ir'..s,9 \
Coushlin and censu,s u,, IL. .'ila|
OF the road, especially ", y, 2, ~
monster double. kssd.,' W. ,iIs ias1
Coroner Long is said Onaj !. |;
many obligations to IN N. 70
passes, etc., and spsrd. .s' ~ W
time at the hotel ana. and s,. ny
me company's at.orps,'
Ia'ors the verdict th,c.,,. }
on Coughlin. The lstts,i.'
ward looking fellow, h" l
stammers frightfully. w
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Delaware's aeadauarters.

n Last Saturday Governor Bigqs and
aaneral Kenney visited Philadelpbia
ana selected the Girard House as Dela.
wares headquarters during the Consti-
.ueional Centennial celebration in Sen.
eem Der. The Governor aud his staG
VIII arrive In Philadelphia and occupy
sneir rooms at this hotel on Wednesday.
OF ptember 14th. The Philadelpbia
miiitia will take care of the militia
ION this State, and Furnish acoommo.
oat'ons In one OF the at rmories,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Riddlebeyger U nder Tres,J

WOODSTOCK, Va, Aug. H.
been the hrst QUIET day here 1
Friday. Senator Riddlete.gu
home Of his father IN Law, D,lI
Bslew, Of Edinburs, who IL 1
him. Everybody seems to b.
let the matter rtst, and 1t d 1
lively little discussed. Em
whose chief object seemed TO \
ate disturbance ore silent d
have learned Of the order 70, |
jury on Friday, and have tal
mored that they will be suun}
fore IL.
1t is the Intention Of the Q
wealth attorney. Mr.. ]. G. El
to sift thoroughly before thx
actions OF Deputy Sheriff Ha5
had the Senator In charge th. |
the rescue. The vlgsro1, 4
taken by the court to nsii|
dignity and preserve orde,
with the aid Of the conservsil'1
of both partiee, which isthslnI
sion, has taught the vicIa'si
peace . lesson they sre rapidly
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Personal.

Misc Mamie Tsllsy, of Bridaeton, N.
j., is Waiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Doris Dare, OF Bridgeton, n. J.
is visiting our city.
George Mum, Of PhllAdslphia, 10
camping at Greenbsok.
Miss Minnie Williams has returned
home from q pleasure trip TO Baltimore.
Miss Brown, Of thie city, 10 visiting
Camp Bower at Greenbank park
Mrs. Lewis List II aeeipg rapidly,
bu. looks 10 fair beslth for one who hos
seep so m uoh trouble.
Miss Besste Mann, of Williamnport.
Pa, 10 visitir frier DIS in this city, and
will remain nt least one week.
Toe Misses Tenne aud Lizzie Glenn
are rusttcnling NJ Cape May ioe o
couple Of weeks.
bliss Hannah A. Rambo and Miss
Martha Finn have gone on Q tel days
visit 20 Ocean Grove.
Nrs. G l., Ferguson aud Miss PIT ebe
Hays went to Cape May this morning.
They will stop o. the Hotel Stockton.
DR.. j. q. Simms went out 10 Bran
dywise Summit last evening. TO AZ sist
In the concluding services OF the camp.
Miss Jennie LySau, accompanied by
some friends. went to Ocean Grove to-
day 10 spend cne or two weeks.
Rev. NJ. J. Griffith, OF Valatie. N. Y,
is visiting his mother 1t S27 West
Fourth street.
The Atlantic Bay Club will start on
n weeks cruise down the bay on Satur.
day.
Mr.. William j. Fisher has returned
horae from bis vacation, looking hale
and hearty.
Mrs. John Caldwell and son, and
Mrs George Guthrie and SOD, have re.
turned from months visit to Canada.
Mr.. IsAdore Singer, having 'come of
the band wagon, anticipates returning
10 his bome in Washington, u. G.. in .
few days.
MIR. 1. n. irwin, Superintendent OF
the Wilmington & Philadelphia brapc
lftbe B & o. line, sent hts resignation
10 the CONF any the first Of August.
Mrs. Bowen and daughter, Miss
Annie Ashton, Of Washington, are
visiting Mrs. q ugh Ferguson Of Wes,
Third street.
Mr. Edward Robinson, foreman oil
the car shops Of tie Ii. & II. Co., and
family. are spending their vacation al
, Atlantic City.
! Miss Annie K. Miller, OF this city
and Miss Jennie McIlvaips, OF Phiia
delphis, left yesterday afternoon tc
spend week in the country.
City Auditor John NJ. Newell and ]
Hamilton Ayars, tho popular younI
Jeweler, will 60 to Atlantic City on
! Saturday for a few days of pleas ure
Recent arrivals at the Neptune
, House, Ocean Beach, N. j, INCLUDE
Mr.. and Mira. Walter TAtnsll aud Mrs
q. @. Tstnsil of this city, and Mr.. AND
Mrs. c. 8. PenIewill of Dover.
. kr. and Mrs. s. A. Guyer, Mis-,
? Annie ID Speakmsn and the Missei
Smith, with party of others, hav,
. gone 90 fishing expedition nea
q Chadd's Ford.
:. Mr.. Il. ID. Walters, real estate sgent
b. has returned home from the seashor
: with sun-burned complexion, and 4
: now ready to attend to business with
vim.
!, Doctor Cardezia, residing near Clay
mont, Del, visited our city this morn
I ing. The doctor esys that profes ssiona
:. men OF his vocation never have banl
!. accounts
b Mr.. Will;sm Maoan, formerly of thi
city, but now of Philadelphia, ha
s bought the sole rights Of PennsylvaD Ia
!. Delaware and Maryland for the Nag
e nesia boiler and pipe covering compo
re si!ioD. l. Is said he is doing quite
1t honrishing business 10 the Quaker City
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
The German Blacksmith's horseshoe

In Germany blacksmith, when finish
ing horseshoe, punches a hole In the
two ends, and when the shoe is cold he
taps in screw thread and screws into
the shoe, when on the horses foot, sharp
pointed stud of an inch in length, and
with shoes thus fitted the horse travel
securely ever the worst road, eithers
when riding or driving. Draught hors 3
are shod in the same way. When the
horse comes to the stable the groom un
screws the poin ed stud and screws in a
button, so that no dsmage can happen to
the horse, and the screw holes are pre-
vented from filling When the horse is
going out the groom takes out the button
and screws in tte pointed stud, and there
is no fear OF the horse coming back with
broken knees or strained sinews, and the
public is spared the si2bt OF horses down
or slipping in all dirceN6ns.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Body Recovered

The body Of Jacob FrdIi
drowned at Rehoboth los! sui.
been recovered, having betn y
on the beach. An inquea
and the jury rendered q vsrdM
dental drowning. 1t was snGs,
evidence that for some time ~
been in o moody. despontllg y
and that two hours before nHs
received q telegram auloulnl
death of his sister. PreTl0a' Y,
into the water he blackepsl M N
and laid out his best suit o. w
the bed. Although 1t was oa..J| u
In the afternoon be aiso piep.s
cooked the supper for t1s eaa1 !. u
these facts have led soIs ,,,..i " n
that his death was prsmedlA''A
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
The INDIAN |

A telegram was received
partment Wednesday M.
General Terry, stating that /,
Of Colorado had requested 4.
to assist the civil authorItis h i
process upon two up hr,s,
,. been indicted by a graud inn
Terry asked for instruction: :-i,
was sent In reply directly NIL
troops In readiness to uOye At,
notice in case of necessity. M
ment has received no official iDi
OF the repo!ted eugsgsusp, bat.
orow's band and the shtHf', 4, NJ
Governor Adams on Tueslsy
received a telegram from Adiut1
raj West, at Glenwood Sprjrv;|
ing an appeal from sher,a KsJ
assistance The GoyertOr ort|
cavalry companies at Denver,
Springs, Canyon City, LeaiyiIl,
pen to start for the front at on,
dal! has had several sslrus
the Indians since last Tbu,d,
ing deserted by part Of h.
left In a dangerous position /
by hostiles, and without loOi n
pition.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Must Comply With the Law

Last May Chief Engineer WI J, 4.
fled J. B. Clarkson, thu agent .ai q
vills Building, at sixth In, aua ll;s \
streets, to have it proViaeu w VIM n
fire escapes, aud yesterday ne Nv. -
inspection of the building gs,,sd y ' I'd
feu faupd uitir that the only means pr0,ls ",
escape in the event OF a lasas hre ! sr IL b
ular wooden ladder, iasteneu .inia %
wa i, and extending to u me e. a oaII
the fourth floor, and thaI las nc. wv y.
egress is by stairway in me a.,.s,, ~ |
there are a large number oil np9ar p,rt ID
ployed on the fourth lloU'' .l,1, ',nsist nl.t onI
are women, the chief VIII .p''
being strictly complied wi'n'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
Charged " ith Assault |

Mrs. Hannah NJ. McGinnis, red
Fifth street near the P, ,W.GBs
had Patrick Moon arraigned sla
ing's session of the city court
with committing an assault Oh
night. The evidence was very ~
and Patrick was held in S2Oo ~
further hearing tomorrow noIi1
Mrs. McGinnis brought JACOB
with her as a witness, but unief1
for Jacob he had not recovered 4
effects Of the racket last night Y
inclined to be somewhat demos
Judge Cum minis requested 'll
quiet several times, and as a I
comply, ordered him to be pia
arrest. He was Afterwards y
and tined 900 and c,s.s ior "
ness.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
VIII A gain be q Candidate,

1t is said that Purnal J. Lynch will
again be aIdidate for the nomination
for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket In
1888 Mr.. Lynch has been u candidate
for the nomination several times previous.
ly, and the only time he received 1t he
was beaten by James Martin, the Repub.
licaL nominee.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
A Coming Event.

The Home Social Circle, of Scott NJ
Z Church, will make its first excursion
10 Birmingham Park, on Tuesday next,
August %. The com mittee have spared
no pains to make this "the" excurs ion
OF the season A number OF athletic
sports have been arranged. Among
them will bs 220 and 100- yard dash,
jumping, walking, sack race and tug
OF war. There will also be game OF
base ball played. The feature of the
day will be tub race by four members
of the Circle. Tickets, Soc; children.
under II years, 25c. This may be your
last opportunity. Don't fail to 20.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

Will bo Held In This CIV.

The reunion Of the Della ware LsQisls-
ture OF 1887 will be held at the Olayto
House. this city, ON the evening pre-
ceding the opening of the Constitu-
tional celebration in Pbilade elphia. The
next day the entire body " iii proceed
to Philadelphia to participate in the ex.
eroises. and IL is the desire to have
every member present.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
j.. L.rpo stable.

The stable of the oity Z i kaI,S ..I, b
Midd 10 Depot, contains nsdn nl',v srs ID
ous % hay and cracked c,rn, crns,'i0r s1S D
to- to be in q thriving sasa cono''Da ass'
consume an nrovIdlug
Of food and piSn,,utIS S,s line
1b them requires t considerable, der ssl,s,ssssn. sIs
a.te n ton, although sh' 'complsls. !
for doing so aro very very oH G'n tas I'D
STREET Railway, their IN, '%r nr rmcrs dS1
helms Seips more econouicsl ss1 OF u
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
The nrnnEa

isaac X; Casino and Owen Dougherty
we're arrsigued at this mornings ses.
s,on or the city court charged with
aIonk kenness. As the charge was fully
s1stained s1s by the evidence, they were
soJ usged guilty, and tentenced to pay
tine OF 81 and costs each.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
A Fatal Result

Patrick Sheridan, TnG u Tho ysrii
On Nensrs e Z fs'ss9Sss1 ssss; 5 + 1
By y being caught gt. tes SsiTssu : stsirs,J,
on Tuesday night as .ast' n,' Bis ipjn
$50 @ West Second strfts, snS he sufsrea.
s;s S;'s .5s, Al 1's1s's 1a'ssess '1 E y a.; s:,'s
Ss.sss isssss a vs1 ~its and snsSsl1a astsbn tho
at aitenoe% not deem en 1T Necessary ..s, '''
taSs el1 neo action in the matter NJ
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
a Large Excursion.

The colored knights Templar of this
city had an excursion to Washington this
morning, which filed nine cars when the
left the Baltimore u Ohio Railroad sta
tion in this city. They were accompanied
by the Universal Correct Band.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
DIE ED.

HILYARD.- the 18th instant, A,vs W.
Aiiygrd, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral from his late
residence. Newport. on Friday. 10th instant;
meet at the house ct 2 O'Clock without fur.
thor notice. Prtcsed to 81. JsmeJ esme-
tery.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
MARRIA0E.

SEENY-JEFFERSON.-At the residence
OF Mr.. samuel 4. Dutton, Ga west Third
street, Chester Oity, Pa, ON August 10th,
is,7, BY the Rev. B. I. kulsy, Of Whining.
ton, Dol, Mr.. Joseph Ii. Seeny and Miss
Anna Y. Jsrsrson, both Of this city. .
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
En0 weather.

tomorrow promises TO be fair to
partly cloudy, slightly cooler. simi-
lar conditions will probably prevail on
saturday, with local rains near the sea
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
DIsGRACING HIS UNIFORM

DIsGRACING HIS UNIFORM.
a mllitiaman, . member of Troop
b, disgraced his uniform and the or.
ganization he represents by reelinn
down Market street last night In a
maudlin state OF intoxication.
WILMINGToN. DEL August 18Th,
ios7. Editor Of REPUBLICAN, Dear
Sir:-Please correct statement made by
the Morning News this morning. The
drunk and disorderly militiaman who
was on Market street last night is not
member of Troop B. He was q mem.
Der OF one of the militia com panies and
was In full dress. EYE WITNESS
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

Mr.. W. W. Sharpe, Pss,rtisss fif . z Z
Ess. i sixth street. sSysiii GH,f his svs'l'''
early to MORO" m''A
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18

me express on the B. u o. Road, due
nars at ll.l4 from Baltimore yesterday
morning was forty minutes late.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
VIM, B.SHARP & CO,
Fourth and Market Sis,

The a d v a n c e
guard Of our new
Table Linens and
Napkins is here.
Think of a I : Barns
ley Napkin at 50. .25
per dozen instead of
$2.75, and the same
grade in SO at
Sl.75 instead of $2.-
SO.
Fine elegant pat
terms of h e a v y
Barnsley Table Lin
ens-the first in
$l.25 instead of ST.
|75-alI of the new
est designs and pat
terms, sure to please
you in quality, pat
tern and price.
About 5 pieces
of good quality gray
Mohairs-nice for
everyday or house
dresses--a tri fl e
light in color
therefore Is cents
instead of 25.
We thought we
were through with
Seersuckers, but one
little lot has been
unearthed. T W o|
kinds--one a wide
cream stripe that
we sold for Is cents;
what we have are
reduced to 8 cents
the other a wide
stripe cream muhl
that sold for l21
cents now 5 cents
both late, but cheap
enough for next
season.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
sickness in sussex County.

There is considerable sickness In sus.
sex County, especially in the vicinity
OF Georgetown, and the Journal OF that
pace Gays: THE amount of sickness In
thls town and vicinity is simply alarm.
ing. Whole families are down with
chills and with malarial fever. which.
In some cases, rapidly develop into tv.
phofd. Ose physician has between 20
and 50 patients, and all are riding NIGHT
and day. There must be on the whole
over 200 sick people in this immediate
neighb, rhood.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-18
A Con tradiction,

The following item In th is no norn ing q
News 10 contr ad i:ted by the appended
communics ton:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-29
Our Home.

make home beautiful and pleasant"
Is an Old maxim and In order to do this,
work should begin at the bottom, that
is-on the floor. Only good house.
keepers have fair and proper concep-
tiOn OF how much an ornament a nice
carpet is on the floor. The largest and
finest assortment Of carpets, In all quail
ties and patterns in all western Texas is
to be found at l.. Wolfson's. This gen.
tleman has now In stock in sufficiently
large quantities the following goods:
A magnificent and we'll selected lot OF
body brussels" In many shades and
patterns; plain brussels, in all colors;
three-ply's and ingrsins, from the best
manufactures in the United States, and
to keep up the useful with the Orna-
mental, Mr. Wolfson has in connection
with the foregoing full supply Of hemp
carpet cocoa and Chinese straw, plain and
ornamental mattings and lenOleun. In
connection with the foregoing, it must
be remembered that Mr.. WOlfson keeps
full supply of all kinds, sizes and pat
terms Of rugs and mats to match car
pets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-29
PERSONAL

Mr.. r. r. Claridge has gone to Austin
on business.
w. III. Bowers, Of Parsons, KS, is at
the ST Leonard.
d. K. Blackley, of the Sablnal, is at
the st. Leonard.
Sheriff Hamilton and Miss Mary Huds-
peth, OF Bandera, are at the st. Leonard.
Mr.. r. p. Tendick has returned from
St. Louis.
Capt. Morrison is expected from Fort
Ringgold with company ID, which will
in future be stationed in San Antonio.
Leroy Denman, is being endorsed by
the San Antonio bar for the office Of
commissioner of appeals.
Mrs. M. Friedman, of San Antonio, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. d. Friedman, of
Austin.
Miss Lizzie Brown, w. J. Kingsbury
and j. z. NewcOmb, were in Austin yes
terday.
Mr.. j. II. Stephens, the veteran cattle
man, OF Kansas city, Is at thu Menger
hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Bardon, of Ashlands,
Wis, and Mason w. Mather, Of Mexico,
are al the MeDger hotel.
Mr.. Robert HunZioker, who has been
on visit for the past year TO SwitZer-
land, returned last night.
Mrs. Harry Fowler has returned to her
discOnsolate husband at Beeville after a
prOtracted visit to friends here, and
Harry is jubIlsnt.
Mr.. James p. Hickman, of the South
ern hotel. is Ill in his room, and will be
confined for several days.
Capt. M. Kennedy accompanied by Mrs.
j. G. Kennedy and Mr.. j. l.. McCampbell,
OF Corpus Christi, have arrived at the
Mengor hotel.
Mr.. A. M. Findlay, OF Galveston, and
Mr.. G. F. Kakeritz. of Laredo, who ale
interested In the Waters-Pierce Oil Co.,
are at the Menger hotel.